Suncorp recruitment moves to phase 2
Suncorp's re-engineering of its recruitment processes moves to phase 2 in September when Alexander Mann, which designed and oversaw the transition, hands back management to Suncorp. read more
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Ross Human Directions to pay up to $31 million for Spherion
Ross Human Directions is to pay up to $31 million to acquire Spherion's Asia Pacific recruitment business and will make a $5.25 million share placement to Jack Cowin, founder of Hungry Jack's restaurant chain. read more
Recruitment news June 25, 2004
Ross Human Directions halts trading prior to acquisition announcement; Hays introduces six weeks paid maternity leave; Recruitment demand booming for accountants. read more
Spherion sale may create new industry powerhouse
Spherion Asia Pacific managing director Andrea Galloway said today that a sale of the business is "close" but heads of agreement are yet to be signed. Galloway would not comment on the identity of the purchaser, but industry insiders are tipping that Ross Human Directions will be the successful suitor.1310 read more
Forstaff founder agrees to sell
Forstaff founder Bruce Macdonald has entered into an option agreement to sell his stake in the company. read more
Employers will have to look beyond their traditional candidate preferences
Employers are going to have to rapidly rethink their traditional ideas about what makes the perfect candidate, says Link Recruitment general manager Hamish Sinclair. read more
RCSA research flawed, says Victorian Trades Hall Council
The Victorian Trades Hall Council, the state's peak union body, has slammed the RCSA-commissioned study on on-hire work, saying it is "seriously flawed" and ignores "the substantive issues posed by this type of employment". read more
RCSA study adds to debate on flexible workforce
The RCSA has publicly released the results of a comprehensive study by RMIT University that challenges many union assertions about on-hire employment, but confirms some as well. read more
Call centre recruitment demand to remain strong
A new national survey of call centre employers shows recruitment demand in the industry will remain strong over the next five years and that offshoring is unlikely to have a major impact in the near term. read more
Visa imbalance exacerbates talent shortage: Michael Page
Michael Page has detected a significant increase in the talent deficit over the past six months as more white-collar professionals seek work overseas and extend their time away. read more
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